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Jessiqua · 02-25-2019, 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by hermygirl

The addition from Derfael satisfied the door’s requirements, and it now let him through. It also opened for Indigo, Hanna and Nettie – the latter of which would find the boils on her hand had long since vanished with her previous correct answer.

The door opened to a larger space – one resembling the back of the classroom, with work benches and cupboards installed. There was one more locked door between them and Noble at the front of the class.

SPOILER!!: parchment – fifth door

It was a relief, again, that this door opened. Boils were nasty, and Hanna really hadn't wanted more of them. She walked through the door and...

NOPE!

Still no Noble. With a small frown, Hanna went closer to the parchment. At least this area looked more classroomy. Perhaps just behind this door was where he was. If not... how many soggy doors would there be!? Would they lead the way to the Great Hall where they would be in time for dinner?

Well, no point debating it in her head. Hanna read the question and giggled at the first answer. Yes, they were annoying doors. It was fun, though, but perhaps she just thought it might be more fun if she knew just how many questions there were. How many doors. Would this one lead to a Professor or another door?

Clearly the first answer wasn't the real one. If it hadn't been for the boils, she'd have been tempted to go for that one. She also just hoped the doors would open for her, but also believed that wasn't the answer. She tapped the second one with her wand; Potions are very potent and can cause a wide range of harm to not only those who ingest them. It's important to be responsible with their use.

02-25-2019, 05:28 AM	#117 (permalink)
Jessiqua DERP & DoM Poltergeist Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Gallifrey Posts: 38,050 x9	Sassenach \| RAVENPUFF \| Sing me a song of a lass that is gone \| bookDRAGON \| #awkwardturtle<# Quote: Originally Posted by hermygirl The addition from Derfael satisfied the door’s requirements, and it now let him through. It also opened for Indigo, Hanna and Nettie – the latter of which would find the boils on her hand had long since vanished with her previous correct answer. The door opened to a larger space – one resembling the back of the classroom, with work benches and cupboards installed. There was one more locked door between them and Noble at the front of the class. SPOILER!!: parchment – fifth door 5. Why are potions ethics important? Because Professor Noble wants me to think they are to get through these very annoying doors. Potions are very potent and can cause a wide range of harm to not only those who ingest them. It's important to be responsible with their use. It's important because you can go to jail, man, J A I L. I don't know but I hope the door opens anyways. It was a relief, again, that this door opened. Boils were nasty, and Hanna really hadn't wanted more of them. She walked through the door and... NOPE! Still no Noble. With a small frown, Hanna went closer to the parchment. At least this area looked more classroomy. Perhaps just behind this door was where he was. If not... how many soggy doors would there be!? Would they lead the way to the Great Hall where they would be in time for dinner? Well, no point debating it in her head. Hanna read the question and giggled at the first answer. Yes, they were annoying doors. It was fun, though, but perhaps she just thought it might be more fun if she knew just how many questions there were. How many doors. Would this one lead to a Professor or another door? Clearly the first answer wasn't the real one. If it hadn't been for the boils, she'd have been tempted to go for that one. She also just hoped the doors would open for her, but also believed that wasn't the answer. She tapped the second one with her wand; Potions are very potent and can cause a wide range of harm to not only those who ingest them. It's important to be responsible with their use. __________________ EVASIVE \| RESTLESS \| MISUNDERSTOOD always on the move